Utility working to resolve issue of discolored water for Passaic County residents
A News 12 New Jersey viewer from Clifton sent the station photos of discolored water in their home.
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Sep 5, 2022, 2:54 AM
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5h agoThe Passaic Valley Water Commission says it's working to resolve water issues that some people in Passaic County have been dealing with over the weekend.
A News 12 New Jersey viewer from Clifton sent the station photos of discolored water in their home.
The Commission says their crews are addressing the problem by flushing the water mains until the water is clear.
Photo courtesy of Clifton resident Keith Ryan.
Photo courtesy of Clifton resident Keith Ryan.
